Commentary on Philippians 4:1-9
Were Euodia and Syntyche squabbling? Or, has Paul’s exhortation in [...]
Were Euodia and Syntyche squabbling? Or, has Paul’s exhortation in [...]
There was a popular scene on ancient Greek vases: a [...]
Philippians 2:6 might be translated: “He did not regard snatching [...]
Modern interpreters agree: Philippians is the friendliest of Paul’s letters. [...]
This section of Romans makes it clear that divisions in the church go back to [...]
In this paragraph the theme of love as a force in interpersonal relationships emerges after [...]
Just as Paul cannot help breaking out in poetic tribute to love in his famous [...]
While the argument of the letter to the Romans opened with a preoccupation regarding God’s [...]
Paul continues to draw upon the whole of scripture, the [...]
Following the introduction to these three chapters in Romans (9:1-5), Paul draws upon several Old [...]